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Biomass : Organic matters:
Firewood, Rice husk, Bagasse, Woodscrap, Rice straw, Palm shell, Coconut shell, etc. and other agricultural wastes
Animal manure
Waste product form agro-industrial plants
Rubbish
Experience of Rice Husk Power Plant in Thailand
Thailand is mainly an agricultural country :Abundance of agricultural residuals Left over of residual, no value gained Disposal cost
Since 1995, National Energy Policy office (NEPO) :Policy of energy conservationRenewable energy as alternativeFeasibility study
History of Biomass in Thailand
Reduce pollution caused by left over of residuals Reduce Greenhouse effect caused by natural decay (Methane : CH4) and use of fossil fuels as well as utilization of residuals (CO2) Reduce import of fuelReduce electricity total system loss Increase stability of electricity system in area of generation Lower cost of fuel compared with fossil fuelImprove living of people and community
Economics : Local community’s revenueSocial & Cultural : Soil improvement by ash, Environment,
: Residue disposalEducation : Technology & Environmental friendly
Benefits
Higher investment cost of equipment per MW. (>1.2 M. USD)Higher cost of fuel storage and transportationFuel availability is not firm:
SeasonalClimate Export market of main product Government policyUncertain amount of local utilization
Variation of moisture, difficult control combustion Higher corrosion in fuel & ash pathsImplementation of same kind of project in the areaPoor environmental management could cause pollution
Constraints & Threats
• Area, Location : 40 Rai (64,000 m2); Roi-et (510 km from Bangkok)
• Fuel : ~300 Ton/day of rice husk
• Fuel Supply : Rice Mills in the area
• LHV of Fuel : 12.6 MJ/kg (3,000 kcal/kg)
• Water Supply : Chi River, ~13.6 km pipeline
• Connection : 22 kV line PEA
• Installed Capacity : 9.95 MW
• Contracted Capacity with EGAT : 8.8 MW
• Contract period : 21 years
Project OverviewProject Overview
Project Construction Schedule
*A t l COD d l d f h d l d COD d t i i t l i t
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 1 1 2 1 3 14 1 5 1 6 1 7 1 8
EPC SigningDateLandfillandReservoir(NonEPC)Pipeline&Rawwaterpump(NonEPC)22Kv.TransmissionLine(NonEPC)CommunicationSystem(NonEPC)EffectiveDate Engineering&DesignProcurement&ManufacturingSite MobilizationPilingConstructionTest&CommissioningCOD*
Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May
October 24,2001
April 23,2003 May 29
ระบบน้ําหลอเย็นCooling Water System
ระบบผลิตกระแสไฟฟาElectricity Generating
Systemระบบผลิตไอน้ําSteam Generating
System
ระบบไฟฟา และระบบควบคุมElectrical &
Control System
ระบบเก็บและลําเลียงเชื้อเพลิง
Fuel Storage & Handling System
ระบบลําเลียงขี้เถาAsh Handling
System
Plant Overview
ระบบปรับสภาพน้าํWater Treatment
System& Waste Water
Treatment System
Process and Systems
Rice Husk Transportation by Truck to Husk Storage Area
Fuel Storage & Handling System
Process and SystemsSteam Generating SystemSteam Generating System
Multi-Cyclone Dust Collectors and Electrostatic Precipitator
Process and SystemsElectricity Electricity Generating SystemGenerating System
Steam Turbine and Coupling Gear
Process and SystemsCooling Water and Water Treatment SystemCooling Water and Water Treatment System
Water Treatment Plant, Waste Water Treatment Plant and Cooling Tower
For the Reported PeriodDescription Unit
Target ActualStack EmissionNOX ppm 200.00 1.38SO2 ppm 60.00 2.04TSP mg/
m3
320.00 56.71CO ppm 690.00 <1.00CO2 % - 6.70O2 % - 9.40
Emission and Effluent
30.07<40.00ºC- Temperature5.02-NTU- Turbidity
<0.02<3.0mg/1- Chromium0.03<2.0mg/1- Copper
<0.05<0.1mg/1- Lead<0.004<0.03mg/1- Cadmium
<0.01<5.0mg/1- Zinc0.03<5.0mg/1- Manganese
0.5<1.0mg/1- Residual Chlorine1.7<100.00mg/1- Total Kjeldahl
Nitrogen
986.00<3,000.00mg/1- Total Dissolved Solids8.0<50.00mg/1- Suspended Solids
38.8<120.00mg/1- COD<2.00<20.00mg/1- BOD
1,489.00< 2,000.00μs/cm
- Electrical Conductivity8.246.50-8.50-- pH
3,841.0010,058.40m3To Discharge Pond Waste
Water Discharge
Effluent WaterActualTarget
For the Reported PeriodUnitDescription
UNDP Representatives with Energy for Environment Foundation and Press (December 3, 2003)
Guest VisitsGuest Visits
AwardsAwards
Award of Winner by Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency (DEDE), 2004